3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 3 local businesses weigh in on president obama's gun control plans...a gas leak in downtown sioux city forces a few businesses to evacuate.and... more counterfeit cash is being found ininsiouxland... some big lls this time! what you can do to protect your purchases. 3 good morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm jacob

taylor.thanks for 3 waking up with us on this xxx morning. 3 today will see a slight chance fofoa mixed bag of wintrtr precipitation daytime with a high of 3434look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2".tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30.stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing quickly! 3 3 3 showing some emotion yesterday... president obama called his executive actions meant at stop gun

that respect the second amendment. as c - b - s news correspondent brian webb shows us... during his announcement... the most powerful man in the world broke down in tears. 3 pkg script:(obama sot) every y time i ththk about those kids it makes me mad - and by t t way, it happens on the streets of chicago every day...an emotional president obama was announcing what he would do by executive action to curb gun violence when --(take: newtown gfx)memories of these victims -- 20 first-graders from newtown, connecticut -- six or seven years old -- brought the most powerful man in the world to tears.the president vowed to do something about gun violence in america.(sot tue0392 at obama:16) "the gun lobby may be holding congress hostage right now, but they cannot hold america hostage." (crawford gfx evening news)the centerpiece of the presidents plan is to expand background checks:---requiring all gun dealers-- even those who sell firerems at gun shows and on the internet-- to o licensed

--hiring more investigators to make checks more efficient and effective.--and increasing mental health treatment and reporting to the background check system.the president calls the measures "common sense" ... but the issue of stricter gun laws remains a controversial topic:(sot tue04242jim clary) background checks are great and i'm all for them but i don't want to see guns taken away from americans (sot tue0428 at :45 bob grainger / gun owner ) "if they want to get a gun they're going to get it; the bad guys are always going to have them." there have been 13 mass shootings since president obama took office in 2008.the fbi says it conducted a record 23 million background checks last year..brian webb for cbs news, new york. 3 a lot of republicans are vowing to block any change in gun laws... they say it's up to congress to start new policies for firearms. 3 during a visit to northwest iowa yesterday texas senator ted cruz criticized the president's plans on gun control.the republican

sisixland yesterdadamorning cacaaigning when the announcement was made. this is what he had to say during a campaign stop in onawa. 3 "you know this morning president obama is announcing new executive orders to try to go after our second amendment right to keep and bear arms, well i can tell you right now those executive orders are not worth the paper their printed on because when you live by the pen you die by the pen and my pen has got an eraser."cruz made another stop yesterday afternoon in cherokee and he spoke at the de yager center at dordt college in sioux center last night. 3 and it didn't take long for some of the u - s senators from siouxland to let us know how they felt.iowa republican joni ernst said... quote... here are laws currently in place to prevent firearms from getting into the wrong hands and we must ensure that they are being enforced." and... "any further discussion about how best to respond to recent tragedies involving

3 nebraska republican ben sasse said... quote... "the president should be bigger than the condescending rhetoric and political cynicism we w today. sadly, president obama is demonizing law - iding gun owners and undermining the legislative process.this approach will not end heartbreaking tragedies but it will poison public discourse." 3 3 and south dakota's mike rounds said... quote... "the executive actions the president announced today willll make it more difficut for law - abiding citizens to legally obtain firearms and do nothing to fix the problem of gun violence. 3 criminals and terrorists aren't going to obey the law anyway. i will continue to fight against the president's endless attack on our 2nd amendment rights." 3 and the president's announcement yesterday set off a lot of criticism aroundnd here.. our own siouxland news reporter (yet - -ka) jetske (wah - ron) wauran talked with some *local* gun sellers and owners. 3 gun shop owners in sioux city tell me they don't believe

plan is the best solution. instead, they're saying the president should focus on the real 3 problem."you know it seemed pretty misleading in my opinion. there's a lot of stuff he covered that's already covered by law."chase cjeka is the owner of american brothers in arms, a gun shop in sioux city where customers can purchase guns both in-store and online."anytime you purchase a firearm anywhere online it is required to come to a dealer by law. paul barrett, owner of shooting paradise in sioux city, explains that all licensed dealers have to do a background eck for any type of gun.but he also saysysguns don't cause violence, it's the people who do."it's not the gun's fault in all reality, it's the person using the gun. it's not the gun's fault." moved to tears, obama recalled the memory of the 2012 sandy hook massacre, that claimed the lives of 21 children."all of us need to stand up and protect its citizens. all of us need to demand governors, legislators, and businesses do their part to make their community safer." in an

recent gun violence, president obama used executive action to impose new restrictions on gun control. those restrictions: a 10 point plan, including requiring dealers who sell firearms on the internet and at gun shows to be licensed and conduct background checks. "anytime you buy a gun online, it is already legally mandated to go to a dealer."according to the national rifle association, gun laws in the tri-state area- iowa, nebraska and south dakota- "regulate" the sale, possession, and use of firearms and ammunition. president obama insists he is within his constitutional right to take the e tion bringing about more backgrouou checks."you can go online today and buy a gun, it's still going to come to me as a dealer first and we're still going to run the same background check you would do if you bought the gun here in store."iowa republican senator rick bertrand says the second amendment is a bipartisan issue. "both republicans and democrats that support the second amendment can agree that president obama is overreached."president obama also wants to hire more than

to help process background checks. as part of his push this week - he'll hold a town hall discussion on gun violence thursday. 3 and we want to know what *you* think about the president's proposals. we've got an online poll at siouxland news dot com asking whether you think the president's executive order is not enough... is it going too far... is it just right? you can vote online and join the hundreds of people from across the country who've already shared their opinion. 3 some of the animals at the oregon zoo got to enjoy winter weather tuesday.snow fell o oportland sunday... and some of the zoo's harbor seals were out enjoying the weather. they flopped around the the fresh frozen precipitation.we can't really tell if they were trying to make a snow angel or not... but they looked like they were having fun! mikhail the tiger was also out in the

chilled in the cool weather. 3 3 3 3 we are about 15 degrees rmer than we were this time yesterday. these warm temperatures will affect our weather today. details are next. 3 3 coming up this morning... the iraqi army is celebrating a key victory in the fight against isis. we'll show you the toll the battle took on the people left behind. 3 "you're watching siouxland

heller and meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal

3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we couou see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30.stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be

3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the biggest tech show of the year, ces, is going on in las vegas right t now. is there any nenegadget

to?3 3 there's a new burger battle in the world of fast food... jamie (you - cuss) yuccas is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 following the dow's worst start to a year since 2008, wall street tried to bounce back on tuesday.some analysts think a weak start to 2016 could set a a negative t te for the year.//the dow gained 9 points.the nasdaq lost 11 points.//there is a new burger battle.this time its for the cheapest deal at fast food restaurants.burger king is debuting its new five for four dollar deal.customers get a bacon cheeseburger, small fry, four piece nuggets, a small

cookie - all for four bucks mcdonald's and pizza hut debuted their own deals earlier this week.//a judge has ruled a philadelphia publishing company, american future systems must pay back almost 2 million dollars to more than 6 thousand employees. why?the department of labor says the company did not pay workers during bathroom and other short breaks - making thth clock out. that violates the fair labor standards act.// lastly, look a4 this bad boy! it's not a space ship or out of a video game.it's a new electric car from chinese company faraday future.it made its debut at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. //that's your cbs moneywatch report, for more stories, just head to cbs moneywatch.com, in new york, i'm jamie yuccas. 3 3 iraqi troops have the city of (ruh - mod - ee) ramadi back from isis. c - n - n'u (knee - muh) nima (el - bah - gear) elbagir visited the city th iraqi counter - terrorism forces and shows us the toll isis has taken on the city and

3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- iraqi helicopters keep a watchful eye in the sky above. and all around - what remains of ramadi after 6 months of isis rule(nima elbagir, cnn) "driving through here you get a sense of the desolation, of the devastation that was visited on this city. what the air strikes and the ground offensive didn't destroy, isis rigged to blow"ramadi fell in may last year and since then the iraqi counter terror services have battled to reclaim itevery inch, an advance through the unknown (nats) solider: "everyone ok? (nima elbagir, cnn) "the only way we can safely walk is in his footsteps. even though they've cleared this area. even though they've held it for the last few days there are still areas within this territory that are booby-

nearly a million people, today as troops continue their push- we're told - possibly over a thousand families - remain trapped . facing death amidst the rubble.as the battle for ramadi has raged it's been hard to get a sense of the toll on civilians.but in this video filmed for cnn you can see soldiers race across a sniper's alley. to escort back a white flag waving boy and his familythose who can't walk are carried.all desperate to escapethis man describes the horror his family facedisis tried to take us away, he says. young, old, ill, they wanted to take us all.in this clip, soldiers gather what remains of the dead.some, like this woman, appear to have

pieces by ieds.much of what was filmed is too graphic to show you... like the remains of a little boy carried to burial.all over ramadi remnants of isis' rule still stand.(nima elbagir, cnn) "this is what would have been an isis suicide car bomb. you can see the keys are still inside the ignition. they climb in through the top. there's a hole cut out of the roof around here around the back. this is where they pack the explosives in the bed of the e pickup truck. cars like this are what have been coming towards the iraqi forces every single day since liberation packed full of explosives ready to blow."the head of iraq's counter terror force told us the liberation of ramadi should be celebrated around the world.that this is just the first of the victories to come.here in ramadi, night falls, more

little girl can't stop crying. for her, for now, all that matters is she's safenima elbagircnn raradi 3 3 after the break... there's a new english speaking face of isis... and police say they already know who he is. we'll show you why he was let go when he was arrested in england for being a member of a banned group. 3 a patchy wintry mix may create slick spots on your way to the

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures willllover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the

we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30.stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing quickly!

news the suspected identy of the lastest man to be called "jihadi - john." as c - b - s news correspondent elizabeth palmer shows us... the english - speaking terrorist threatens attacks against britain in the latest isis video that appears to show the execution of five men. 3 dahr is from london, and was raised a hindu - but converted to islam as s young man. he eventutuly joined a banned radical group islamic - al mujahiroun ....led by the extremist anjem choudharyin 2014 - he was arrested with choudhary....on suspicion of encouraging terrorism.... but released for lack of evidence....he immediately made a break for syria and joined isis... tweeting ... (take gfx)'what a shoddy security system britain must have to allow me to breeze through europe to the islamic state.'later - using his isis name abu rumaysah - he posted a photo of himself holding a gun - and his fifth child. in the recent isis video - which shows the apparent execution of five men - the man thought to b bdahr is masked.... in it, he t tnts the british government.(upsot from video) dahr's sister says she can't masked man is her brother... (sot konika dhar - sister): 'i think it is a bit hard to say, given what ive seen. im not entirely convinced that it is, my honest opinion is that it might not bebut many other people who knew dahr think it probably is. (young kid upsot) one of the hundreds of british citizens now in syria...including this little boy who appears at the end of the video. he's though to to

3 still to come this morning... the united nations will meet to decide on new sanctions in north korea. we'll show you why the reclusive country

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3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob

taylor.3 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weegend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing 3 quickly! 3 the united nations security council will meet today to talk about claims from north korea... the country says it's successfully conducted a hydrogen bomb test. as

us... if those claims turn out to be true... it would rk the first time the country has ever tested a bomb like this... which experts say is more powerful than an atomic bomb. 3 chyrons:02-06 pyongyang, north korea24-36 on the phone: juan zarate/ cbs news national security consultant43-50 seoul, south korea(pkg) -nats- white house says the u.s. *cannot* confirm a north korea calling on the country's leaders to abide by commitments...the surprise north korean state tv announcement called the event a 'perfect success"...citing pyongyang's 'legal right' to defend itself against u-s aggression.(sot juan zarate/ cbs news national security consultant) the real danger for the u.s. is whether north korea has intentions to demonstrate their abilities as far as the pacific. news of the event came after a 5-point- 1 magnitude earthquake was detected near a known north korean nuclear test site. -nats- (aptn south korean president park geun-hye)south korea quickly condemned the detonation... and called an

council meeting. the country's president told reporters -- the test "is a threat on our people's survival and future .... and a direct challenge against global peace and safety."ifonfirmed, this would be north korea's fourth nuclear test.the first was carried out in 2006. brian webb for cbs news. 3 the u - n security council has imposed weapons and financial sanctions against north korea since it first tested an atomic device in 2006. 3 iowa's governor has a plan to improve water quality in the state.governor terry branstad might ask state lawmakers to divert some money from the on percent sales tax that's being used to fund infrastructure improvements for iowa schools. the money would be aimed at improving efforts to prevent nitrate runoff from farm fields. this comes after the des moines water works reported spending a record one and a half million dollars to remove nitrates from the

agency is also suing drainage districts in three northwest iowa counties... accusing them of not doing enough to prevent nitrate runoff. 3 police in knox county nebraska are still searching for a man around niobrara.the search for 28 - year - old david hoffman started yesterday afternoon and forced the town's schools to lockdown for a little while. the sheriff's office isn't saying *what* hoffman is wanted for... only that that it's looking for him.hoffman is a native american who is 3 5 feet 10 ines tall... weighs 150 pounds... and has a tattoo on his throat.the knox county sheriff's office says hoffman should be considered armed and dangerous.anyone who knows where he is should call police immediately. 3 a former sioux city band director is pleading *not* guilty to charges of sexting a student.34 - year - old lucas (surs - lee) sursely is charged with "sexual exploitation of a minor by a school

high band director was arrested in december... just days after abruptly resigning.court documents say (surs - lee) sursley texted a 15 - year - old student in his class about having sex with her... then he admitted sending a picture of himself in his underwear. his trial is set to start in april. 3 counterfeit cash is still going around siouxland. some bigger bills this time.now the south sioux city chamber of commerce is reminding business owners to be careful when accepting 50 and 100 dollar bills. the chamber says all local businesses should use a a special pen that can make sure bills are "real"... not fake. 3 a norfolk man is facing felony gun possession charges this morning.38 - year - old kenneth smith of norfolk was arrested after police responded to a report of gunshots near the 300 block of south 6th street in norfolk monday night.police say a search of smith's pickup turned up a rifle... a 9 millimeter

marijuana... and hydrocodone pills in an unmarked bottle.smith is charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm... possession with intent to deliver marijuana... and posession of a controlled substance. 3 a gas line break meant a few businesses in downtown sioux city had to be evacuated yesterday afternoon.construction crews working near the intersection of 5th and nebraska accidentally hit a one and a half inch gas line just after one o'clock yesterday afternoon. rescue crews evacuated a few businesses because they could smell gas. 3 "just for precautions we've had our monitors in the area reading.. looking for higher levels of natural gas and we have evacuated some ofthe buildings here and secured the area"it didn't take long for crews from midamerican energy to fix the line. people were able to go back to work a little while later. 3 democratic presidential frontrunner hillary clinton was in sioux city yesterday afternoon. our own kayla novak was at her event at the

3 "i was appaulled when last summer you govenor vetoed a bi- partisan bill to keep two of your four mental health facilities open." four hundred fifty people packed the lobby of the orpheum theatre this afternoon... fo rpresidential hopeful hillary 3 clinton's latest stop in siouxland. her talk included focusing on efforts by the obama administration to improve treatment of mental health issues."we need to remove once and for all the stma on mental health. we need to get the insurance companies to pay for mental health issues just like they pay for any other issue. we need to do the same to get more treatment for substance abuse." she says she wants to create a tax break for caretakers... and work with state and local agencies as well as non- profit groups to help people in need of treatment.clinton was joined by sioux city state representative chris hall and woodbury county democratic party chair penny rosfjord... both of whom have endorsed her. she also endorsed president obama's action on gun control. "and i will continue to take on the gun lobby to try to get

meausures. now i am very proud of what the president call for this morning with his executive order. and i was please because some of what he called for i had advocated for backa c ouple of months ago during our debates and our campaign." clinton concluded by vowing to defend and protect a woman's right to choose, voting rights, the v-a, social security and marriage equality. she also discussed plans to make the u- s the global leader in clean energy... and to make college affordable for all students. kayla novak, siouxland news 3 3 clinton finished up by vowing to defend and protect a woman's right to choose... voting rights... the v - a... social security... and marriage equality. she also talked about plans to

leader in clean energy... and to make college affordable for all students. 3 sometimes with cold weather comes beautiful art.check out these pictures from china. they're from the annual harbin international festival... it was yesterday. this winter wondeland shows off scptures made of ice and snow... and a castle that stands 167 - feet - tall.the castle could set the record as the world's highest and largest snow sculpture. the festival attracts millions of tourists each 3 winter. 3 3 3 3 one big focus at the consumer electronics show this year is how technology can improve our health. we'll take a

meteorologist 3 cat taylor" 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30.stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing quickly!

3 quickly!3 3 this year c - e - s has gone from a tech show to a car show. here's your c - net tech update. 3 ces 2016 is just getting started, and already, things are getting weird. i'm bridget carey. this is your cnet update. here at the 2016 international consumer

getting some early peeks at products and news before the show floor opens. at the las vegas convention center, companies are still putting the finishing 3 touches on their booths. here you see intel's booth, with these massive glowing body statues all around. it appears there's a big focus around health tech and how gadgets can better you as a human being. it's a trend 're seeing repeated by a few companies this year - and yes, that means more things you can strap to your body. "(source: garmin: 00;47;01 - 01;01;16) garmin unveiled a pair of smart glasses called the varia vision. it is similar to google glass, but it's for bikers. it clips on to your existing sunglasses, and a color screen hangs over your right eye to show you performance data and turn- by-turn directions. it ships in march and costs $400 dollars."the garmin headset does make sense for bicyclists, but not all tech teased so far seems as useful. samsung's korean flickr account published images of some large appliances debuting, and there's a four- door fridge with a giant touch screen taking up an entire

refrigerator."ces can feel like a c c show with concepts like this, and acally, ces *is* becoming more of an actual car show.(source: faraday future: 01;30;19 - 01;49;13) a california company called faraday future showed off a radical concept electric vehicle called the ffzero1. it looks like some sort of battery-powered bat mobile. it's a 1,000 horsepower, all wheel drive hypercar, and one driver sits snug in the center of this cockpit. you slide your smartphone into a slot on the steering wheel so the car can configure to your settings. oh, and did i mention it's a self-driving car that can also self-drive on a racetrack. "but lets go back to tech for the home. if you need help in the kitchen, you u n cook with the smartypans for $300. you tell the app what ingredients you're throwing in the pan, and then sensors calculate the calories and other nutritional data - and it records the time, temperature and weight of your ingredients to create a recipe you can share. it won't help your food taste better, so that part is still up to you.but if your life could use some better smells, there's the sensorwake -- an alarm clock that wakes you by diffusing 15 different scents, like coffee, mint... or *sniff sniff* the smell of money. i hope you also like the smell of spendidi money because it costs around $100 and the scent pods are $5 each, and last one month."that's your tech news update, and stay tuned all week long for our continuing ces coverage. coming to you from the cnet stage at the las vegas convention center, i'm bridget carey. 3

after hitting on a reporter on hitting on a player struck a cricket 3 3 bridget carey. 3 3 a cricket player struck out after hitting on a reporter on live t - v. we'll show you some other famous flirting.. it's (time) this morning. thanks for watching siouxland news at sunrise.

accumulations next.3 good morning, (norfolk)... it's (34) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (square tire) camera. 3 an on - air flirtation didn't work out for an international cricket player. he didn't win any points for hitting on a t - v reporter during a live interview. but as c - n - n's (genie) jeanne (mows) moos shows us... he's not the first guy to try flirting on air. 3 --reporter pkg-3 as follows--"don't blush baby" tends not to be a good answer to a sports reporter's question about cricket.natsot: "we'll leave it on that note. thanks. oh sorry."star batsman chris gayle got a little too lost in the eyes of australian channel 10 reporter mel mclaughlin.(chris gayle, west indian cricket player): "i want to come and have an interview with you as well. that's the reasosoi'm here just to see your eyes for the first time. nice. so h hefully after we win the game e can haha a drink after. don't blush baby. i'm not blushing." but some saw red. "not clever. not funny. not original.how about just let a fine broadcaster do her job?" tweeted a fellow reporter. gayle's club called his behavior "in appropriate." (jeanne moos, new york): "it ended up being an expensive flirtation. gayle's team fined him 10-thousand dollars which works out to about 7-thousand

joke, no disrespect intended. (chris gayle, west indian cricket player): "and if she felt that way then i'm really sorry for that."(mel mclaughlin, channel ten reporter): "he issued an apology and i accept that and i just want to move on."it moved us back...back to the time a plastered joe namath got overamorous.natsot: "i want to kiss you. i couldn't care less about the team struggling."and the e me fox sportscaster erin andrdrs had totoake evasive action a athe daytona 500.natsot: "course, 50 cenenhere (averts lips) gotta go t tk to danica patrick. good to see you." maybe it's good to see that occasionally a female interviewee flirts.tennis star maria sharapova seemed sweet on an australian reporter. (maria sharapova, five-time grand slam tennis champion): "you have so much good esteem when you speak. it's really nice. you too. what was the question? i was just admiring your form. well, i admire yours."next thing you know, the reporter was broadcasting a message in russian to sharapova.(lachlan wills, sports reporter): "maria (speaks russian) maria, you are very beautiful and i'd love you to give me your number in english."volley, maybe he should be blushing. jeanne moos (natsot: don't

3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouou for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as anototr system starts to push in frfr the sosohwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing quickly!

3 titi for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...while a lot of people frown at the idea of icy winter weather... one man in the netherlands shows how determined he is to make the best of a frozen situation.with nothing but skates and his imagination... the dutch man who identifies himself as raaloo on twitter turned an ice - covered road into his own personal skating rink. 3 3 coming up... a netflix documentary about steven avery... a man serving a

has stirred viewers who believe the man was wrongfully convicted. we'll show you why thousands are calling for his release.plus your morning news, weather and sports are all coming up.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.keep it right here on siouxland news

3 here's a look at your 3 weather to go ... 3 3 good morning, this is sgt totod sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on west 19th street and hamilton blvd. have a safe drive to work and school this morning, for siouxland news, this is sgt todd sassmann 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the united nations security council will meet today to talk about claims north korea successfully tested d hydrogen bomb. state run t - v made the announcement wednesday... calling it a perfect success. if confirmed... it'll lead to a push for stronger sanctions against north korea by the united nations.president obama launched an emotional final year push to tighten gun sales in the states... bypassing congress... using executive authority. the plan expands mandatory background

markets... and on - line sales. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are pleased with the plan... republican candidates are vowing to dismantle any steps the president takes.and... the man who bought the weapons used in the san bernardino massacre will be arraigned in federal court wednesday. enrique marquez is accused of buying two assault rifles used in the december attack. (sigh -eed) syed (fah - ruke) farook and his wife (tosh - feen) tashfeen (mal - ick) malik killed 14 people in the shooting and were later killed by police. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and sports. 3 and here is what the folks in studio 57 are working on that you'll see in an hour on cbs "this morning".i'm nonoh o'dodoell... coming up, we're gonna take you to the consumer electronics show...plus actor damien lewis on his new tv role in billionsthat's coming up on cbs this morning. 3 "this is siouxland news at

3 good morning everyone and welcome e siouxland news at sunrise.thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller.and i'm meteorologist cat taylor. 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekeke into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions

3 3 3 a netflix documentary about steven avery... a man serving a prison sentence for murder... has stirred a lot of viewers who think the man was wrongfully convicted. reporter dean reynolds has more on how 'making a murderer' is hoping to do much more than just entertain viewers. 3

have seen on this platform. for it to go from a few thousand signatures to a quarter of a million signers is phenomenal. (14:28:49)it's all due to this series - making a murderer -- launched last month, which tells the story of stephen avery.(nats netflix)he's the wisconsin man who served 18 years in prison n for rape bebere being exonerated in 2003... only to find himself in prison again on a murder conviction in 2007. (nats netflix)since its debut, millions of viewers have spent hours binge-watching it and discussing the case in on-line chat rooms.many viewers concluded avery was framed by authorities who lied and planted evidence.ken kratz who prosecuted avery and is now receiving death threats says he's pleased people are engaged ... but the series engaging them is biased and misleading.hkratz): steven avery is right where he needs to be. that's in prison for the rest of his natural life. (20:44)avery's lawyer... dean strang... says ... though... that the reaction to the series has included useful

(strtrg): steven avery's hopes are slim at this popot with his appeal exhausted but we can't afford not to at least sift and consider something that might be useful to one human being who right now is facing a slow death in prison. (live tag): in wisconsin... governor scott walker has the power to pardon someone ... but during two terms he has never used it... and scott... his office says he has no intention of changing that policy.3 3 president obama is taking new executive actions intended to curb gun violence.and the reaction to that plan has been swift from both sides of the aisle.the president's gun control initiatives expands

sales at gun shows and the internet... while requiring dealers to be licensed. it also calls on congress to increase funding for mental alth care a gun safety technology... while hiring more background checkers and a- t-f agents. 3 "each time this comes up, we are fed the excuse that common sense reforms, like background checks, might not have stopped the last massacre or the one before that or the one before that. so, why bother trying? i reject that thinking."the president was intrododed by the father of a child whwhwas killed at sandy y hook elementary in connecticut... elementary in hook elementary in hook killed at sandy child who was the father of a introduced by was the president thinking."the president was introduced by the father of a child who was killed at sandy hook elementary in connecticut... and he was joined by victims of gun violence... including former congresswoman gabby giffords. 3 during a visit to northwest iowa yesterday texas senator ted cruz iticized the president's plans on gun control.the republican presidential candidate was in

campaigning when the announcement was made. this is what he had to say during a campaign stop in onawa. 3 "you know this 3 morning president obama is announcing new executive orders to try to go after our second amendment right to keep and bear arms, well i can tell those executive orders are not worth the paper their printed on because when you live by the pen you die by the pen and my pen has got an eraser."3 cruz made another stop yesterday afternoon in cherokee and he spoke at the de yagercenter at dordt college in sioux center last night. 3 and it didn't take long for some of the u - s senators from siouxland to let us know how they felt.iowa republican joni ernst said... quote... "there are laws currently in place to prevent firearms from getting into the wrong hands and we must ensure that they are being enforced." and... "any further discussion about how best to respond to recent tragedies involving

congress." 3 3 nebraska republican ben sasse said... quote... "the president should be bigger than the condescending rhetoric and political cynicism we saw today. sadly, president obama is demonizing law - abiding gun owners and undermining the legislative process.this approach will not end heartbreaking tragedies but it will poison public discourse." 3 3 and south dakota's mike rounds said... quote... "the executive actions the president announced today will make it more difficut for law - abiding citizens to legally obtain firearms and do nothing to fix the problem of gun violence. 3 criminals and terrorists aren't going to o ey the w anywayayi will continue to fight against the president's endless attack on our 2nd amendment rights." 3 the president is also making some changes... trying to keep guns out of the hands of people with mental health problems. our senior political reporter scott thuman takes a look at the controversy of "privacy"

3 "we know we can't stop every act of evil in the world, but maybe we can stop one act, one act of violence"and one way, a tearful president obama ys he'll do that, is by addressing mental health--3 with $500 million dollars to increase access to care and just as impopoantly: some health providers, courts and state officials who've been reluctant to share records because of privacy laws, are now free to do so. the goal: fill potentially dangerous gaps in the fbi's database which could prevent gun sales to those considered a risk. (ron honberg/legal director, national alliance on mental illness) "however the concern is that we not be overly broad in our reporting."ron honberg, from the national alliance on mental illness applauds the infusion of cash but has concerns about the data sharing. even though providing only a namemend not a diagnosis would no longer be considered a hippa violation, it could be a deterrent for people seeking help.(honberg) "that's why we need to do this very, very, carefully and the devil, frankly, is going to be in the details."honberg says while it may seem wise to err

could also further stigmatize mental health. and some on capitol hill say the president, has gone toooofar. (rep. marsha blackburn/(r) tennessee) "does hippa need to be updated on several different fronts? yes it does. it is not the president's position or job to do that. it is congress's job to change that statute."(obama) "for those in congress who blame shootings on mental health-- -here's your chance to put your money where your mouth is."scott thuman(/reporting) the white house also wants the social security administration to increase sharing of information, on the roughly 75,000 people a year in *it's* database, who recieve disability benefits for mental health issues.on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. 3 think your morning commute is bad?imagine roads being closed because of birds! in rome... the bird poop is so

police have closed roads and crews have been brought in to clean the streets.some of them have become too slippery for destrians or vehicles! apparently... the birds are binging on 3 olives... then bombing the city! 3 3 3 3 china just rolled back its famous one child policy by letting couples have a second child. we'll show you why local chinese governments might be feeling the pinch of the new policy. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at sunrise, with jacob

taylor"3 3 "weather on the ones, brought to you by siouxland federal credit union" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. tempmpatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, andnds another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early sarday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions

3 in china... local governments raked in billions of dollars annually from 'family planning' fines... against people who paid to have more than one child. the money has become a staple of local government rerenue across the country. so what happens now that the 70s - era one - child policy is changing to make sure china continues

3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- their voices carry beyond the small room where they gather. men and women some off pitch, most filled with emotion. all with two things in common. they each had one child and that child has died.(nats)yang chunhai sings louder than the rest. he lost his son last year, leukemia took him at 31 years old.(yang chnhai, grieving father) he was sick for so longand suffered for so many years. we tried our best to save him but could not." yang is like so many other chinese parents who raised children over 3 the past three decades. the official policy here was one couple, one child. so he only had one. now, his son is chance for grandchildren to

chnhai, grieving father) i think if i had two children, it might be a little easier to deal with this loss. i think we've made a sacrifice for china's economic development. parents like yang pay the human cost of social engineering, that was at times carried out in brutal ways. rights groups say forced abortionand sterilizations were a regular occurrence. couples who could afford 3 it could pay fines to have a second child.(wu yoshui, lawyer) "the so-called social maintenance fees are actually a method for local authorities to rake in money."wu yoshui is a chinese lawyer, who says local governments strongly rely on fines to help fund their operations. he says he did his own study and sent letters to each of china's 31 provinces asking for information on the amount of money made from one-child policy fines in 2012. 24 responded and together, reported they made 20 billion yuan about 3.2 billion us dollars.(matt rivers, cnn) enforcing the policy and collecting those fines takes incredible manpower. the government sasa about a half a million people work for the family planning bureau. they have helped create an entire generation of only children, a deeply entrenched bureaucracy that isn't going anywhere.wu

use old methods to enforce the new limit of two kids per couple.(wu yoshui, lawyer) i'm not optimistic about the new policy; i think the local family planning commission will continue to force abortiononcontinued enforcement, including fines, because local governments will still need that revenue.(nats) for people like yang chunhai, questions about the future are irrelevant. he and others here grieve about the past. he says his son s very kind, getting choked up. nothing will ever replace his pain, he says.

rivers, cnn, beijing.3 3 3 jane lynch is flying back into primetime... . it's (time)... your sunrise entertainment is after the break. 3 a patchy wintry mix may create slick spots on your way to the

3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could s s patchy freezing drizzle.thururay night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of q-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing quickly!

3 jane lynch flies back into primetime... awards season gets into full swing... and a judge makes a decision about camille cosby's depepition in a case against her husband. suzanne marques has your eye on entertainment. 3 ((pkg script)) ------------------------(narr:) a massachusetts judge has 3 delayed today's scheduled deposition from bill cosby's wife, camille, in connection with a civil sexual assaulul case against her husband. bill cosby wawaarrested and chargeded last week in pennsylvania for assaulting another woman 12 years ago. ------------------------- ------------------------- --------------------- (narq:) the national board of review honored 2015's outstanding films last night at its annual gala in new york. ."mad max: fury road" was named best film... and ridley scott and

and best actor, for "the martian.n.(sot: ridley scott - director)"he can afford to relax and be fun, and hit a serious note or hit a comedic note in a heartbeat."(narr:)up next, sunday's golden globes. ------------------------ ------------------------- ---------------------- ((natsnd from "angel from hell" / cbs entertainment)): (narr:)and 2009 golden globe lynch flies back into primetime in the new cbs comedy, "angel from hell." lynch plays amy - a guardian angel for an ambitious young doctor, played b bmaggie lawson. (sot: jane lynch - actress)"it is about - is this woman going to accept this championing and this love? and nothing makes amy happier than when she sees her starting to light up from within."(narr:) it premieres thursday night at 930 on cbs. and that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marques, cbs news. 3 here's what we're talking about on facebook this morning... the biggest tech show of the year, ces, is going on in las vegas right now. is there any new gadget you're looking forward to?

3 still to come this morning... the water might be receding along the mississippi river... but folks still have weeks to wait before they can start putting their lives back together. we'll meet one man who was offered a buyout from the state years ago... but never moved because he never saw the money.it's now (time) as we take a look outside (xxx) on the (xxx) cam.your weather and rning news are all ahead.

sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob heller...and i'm meteorologist 3 cat taylor. 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark day, and as system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in n the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 w wh lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30.stay tuned over the next couple of days

it could be two weeks until flooded areas arardry again... but the mississippi river is finally going back into its banks. reporter david (beg - no) begnaud is in illinois... where a levee breach is causing water to pour into one of the state's poorest counties. 3 (intro: this is where the mississippi river is pouring into one of the poorest counties in illinois: alexander county. four days ago the len small levy breaeaed. that breach is nearly a mile wide.) narr: more than 125 propereres in alexander countytyre flooded. david willis owns 3 of them. the mississippi river is at his front door. (david willis 15-36/17)looks like you built this in the middle of a lake yea. this didn't happen 30 years ago. after a flood in 2011 willis was one of the people living in a flood zone who accepted a state buyout and agreed to leave. (15;37;30;06 d:) so, when did they offer you the buyout? b: right after the floodwater went down.d: in 2011? b: yes. (15;37;37) d: and you took it? b: yes. d: have you gotten your money? b: nope.// / years, 7 months probably. //haven't heararword. willis had the money to move away and

reimburse him. retired truck driver richard johnson turned down the offer.19;01;21;14 i told my wife we can't afford to move. you just cant up and moved like that. johnson says he doesn't have the money to start over.the median income in alexander county is just under 27,000 dollar a year per year, less than half of the states median income. as for david willis whether or not he gets the money...he's has made up his mind.think you'll get come back?nope. because of that?because of that. that is the levee which was breached by flood waters which started futher north and killed 25 people in illinois and missouri. (tag: it may be 2 years before the breach is required. . could be two weeks before thehelood areas are dry. but the w wer is receding, going back into the mississippi which which is

louisiana.) 3 3 iowa's governor has a plan to improve water quality in the state.governor terry branstad might ask state lawmakers to vert some money from the on percent sales tax that's being used to fund infrastructure improvements for iowa schools. the money would be aimed at improving efforts to prevent nitrate runoff from farm fields. this comes after the des moines water works reported spending a record one and a half million dollars to remove nitrates from the city's drinking water. that agency is also suing drainage districts in three northwest iowa counties... cusing them of not doing enough to prevent nitrate runoff. 3 police in knox county nebraska are still searching for a man around niobrara.the search for 28 - year - old david hoffman started yesterday afternoon and forced the town's schools

while. the sheriff's office isn't saying *what* hoffman is wanted for... ly that that 's looking for him.hoffman is a native american who is 3 5 feet 10 inches tall... weighs 150 pounds... and has a tattoo on his throat.the knox county sheriff's office says hoffman should be considered armed and dangerous.anyone who knows where he is should call police immediately. 3 a former sioux city band director is pleading *not* guiltytyo charges of sexting a student.34 - year - old lucas (surs - lee) sursely is charged with "sexual exploitation of a minor by a school employee."the former north high band director was arrested in december... just days after abruptly resigning.court documents say (surs - lee) sursley texted a 15 - year - old student in his class about having sex with her... then he admitted sending a picture of himself in his derwear. his trial is set to start in april. 3 counterfeit cash is still going around siouxland. some bigger bills this time.now the south sioux city chamber of commerce is

be careful when accepting 50 and 100 dollar bills. the chamber says all local businesses should use a a special pen that can make sure bills are "real"... not fake. 3 a norfolk man is facing felony gun possession charges this morning.38 - year - old kenneth smith of norfolk was arrested after police responded to a report of gunshots near the 300 block of south 6th street in norfolk monday night.police say a search of smith's pickup turned up a rifle... a 9 millimeter handgun... a shotgun... marijuana... and hydrocodone pills in an unmarked bottle.smith is charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm... possession with intent to deliver marijuana... and posession of a controlled substance. 3 a gas line break meant a few businesses in downtown sioux city had to be evacuated yesterday afternoon.construction crews working near the tersection of 5th and nebraska accidentally hit a one and a half inch gas line just after

afternoon. rescue crews evacuated a few businesses because they could smell gas. 3 "just for precautions we've had our monitors in the area reading.. looking for higher levels of natural gas and we buildings here and secured the area"it didn't take long for crews from midamerican energy to fix the line. people were able to go back to work a little while later. 3 ron clark might be the star of a viral dancing video... but it's what he's done to make the video possible that's worth busting a move over. c - b - s news correspondent mark (stross - mun) strassmann has more on the former national teacher of the year who started his own school and changed lives forever. 3

clark, a former teacher of the year, founded the ron clark academy in 2007. it's a private non-profit middle school, part hogwarts, part harvard. learning comes to life at warp-speed here for kids who are academically diverse, and often lower- income. the viral video's stars include seventh-grader jaydon linsey. (sot) (jaydon) "the message to get out there was to say we can do fun things while learning at the same time."(narr) every student but one in the school's history has gone on to college. mason calhoun, another seventh-grader.(sot) (mason)13.18.45 it's very indescribable the amount of love that is shown from the teachers towards us and it really motivates us to push ourselves academically and just be amazing citizen. (mark and ron)ms: is there a message in the video?ron: think the message of this video is summed up by who we are a the ron clark academy we are all about relationship with kids, building bonds and showing kids that you care because

to meet them where they are and you're willing to learn about their culture and interact with them in a positive way they're gonna respect you more and they're gonna work harder. (narr) (more dance video)by breaking the mold, ron clark and his kids keep bustin' the right moves. mark strassmann cbs news, atlanta. 3 3 as you use your mobile phone for things like shopping and banking... it's more important than ever to make sure a thief can't access your phone and personal information. in this tech minute... c - net dot com's sharon (pro - fiss) profis has some ways to close security loopholes and keep your phone and data safe. 3 take pkg:start by making your iphone lock sooner. you can set your passcode to be required immediately after you lock it...or in as little as 30 seconds. on your phone, head to settings...then touch id and passcode...and enter your passcode. here, head to require passcode, and choose

security hole is in the control center that can be accessed from the lock screen. if you lose your phone, someone can prevent you from finding it by putting the device in airplane mode. to prevent control center from being accessible from the lock screen, head to settings > control center and toggle the slider off for access on lock screen.and finally, if you haven't already, enable find my iphone. with it enabled, you can track your lost device from another ios device or your computer, and see where your iphone is on a map. in san francisco, i'm sharon profis. cnet dot com for cbs news. 3 3 h - i - v is@a disease that infects *thousands* of americans each year. but it *can* be prevented. up next in your healthwatch... we'll show you what the c - d - c is doing to increase awareness of ways to prevent the spread of h - i - v.

i'll have details about the 3 cat taylor" 3 "first alert weather with meteorologist cat taylor" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as ananher system starts to push in n om the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freeeeng drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely m mt of the day friday lingering into early saturday. before all is said and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills between -20 and -30. stay tuned over the next couple of days as conditions

3 3 a new study finds workplace programs that financially reward obese people for losing weight don't work. researchers at the university of pennsylvania found the lower insurance premiums are often delayed and hidden in paychecks. 3 3 (pal - e - at - iv) palliaiave care can help save cancer patients money. this is according to new research from

doctors found people who are seriously ill and meet with (pal - e - at - iv) palliative caregivers within two days of going into the hospital cut hospital costs 22 percent on average. 3 3 and a new study from george washington university finds only 10 percent of smokers on medicaca get anti - smoking medication. researchers also found some states make it harder for smokers to get counseling and medication that is partially covered by medicaid. the c - d - c estimates smoking - related diseases will cost medicaid 75 billion dollars in 20 - 16. 3 there is a push with health care officials to increase awareness about a pill that n prevent h - i - v infection. the centers for disease control says not enough providers know about it. as reporter kenneth craig shows us... one age group in particular has not been getting the message... until now. 3 uriel loman was 23 years old when his doctor gave him a life changing diagnosis. (uriel loman - hiv positive) 12:16:37 we hate to tell you that, you are hiv positive.

involved in risky behaviors. he \would have been a strong candidate for the hiv prevention drug 'prep'. (uriel loman - hiv positive) 12:22:41 kc: before you were diagnosed, you had never heard of prep? ul: i had not. prep, or pre- exposure prophylaxis, is a daily pill that can be more than 90 percent effective at keeping an hiv negative person from becoming infected. the fda approved the drug, sold under the brand name truvada, in 2012 but the cdc says many providers still haven't heard of it.dr. david rosenthal, ) 9:44::50 1 out of every 3 primary care providers and nurses are not aware about prep. doctor david rosenthal has been working to get the word outhe's especially concerned about 13-24 year olds, like loman, who's in an age bracket that's seen a spike in infections, even as overall hiv rates have dropped. (dr. david rosenthal, northwell health, medical director, center for young adult, adolesce and pediatric hiv)9:48:05 i think

hiv down so dramatically, if everyone that needs to be on prep gets on prep (butted) (uriel loman - hiv positive) 12:23:25 kc: for somebody could have changed a lot of things. ul: it could have. loman is now a counselor at an lgbt services center. (uriel loman - hiv positive)12:27:28 i want to see the change, the change in my generation.he's hoping his story will motivate other young people to stay safe and healthy.. kenneth craig, cbs news, bellmore new york. 3 prep is a drug that both men and women can use. the c - d - c says there are about 40,000 h - i - v infections diagnosed in the united states each year. 3 3 one big focus at the consumer electronics show this year is how technology can improve our health. we'll take a

c - net tech update.3 3 good morning, (norfolk)... it's (34) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (square tire) camera. 3 this year c - e - s has gone from a tech show to a car show. here's your c - net tech update. 3 ces 2016 is just getting started, and already, things are getting weird. i'm bridget carey. this is your cnet update. here at the 2016 international consumer electronics show, the press is getting some early peeks at products and news before the show floor opens. at the las vegas convention center, companies are still putting the finishing touches on their booths. here you see intel's booth, with these massive glowing body statues all

big focus around health tech and how gadgets can better you as a 3 human being. it's a trend we're seeing repeated by a few companies s is year - and yes, that means more things you can strap to your body. "(source: garmin: 00;4;401 - 01;01;16) garmin unveiled a pair of smart glasses called the varia vision. it is similar to google glass, but it's for bikers. it clips on to your existing sunglasses, and a color screen hangs over your right eye to show you performance data and turn- by-turn directions. it ships in march and costs $400 dollars."the garmin headset does make sense for bicyclists, but not all tech teased so far seems as useful. samsung's korean flickr account published images of some large appliances debuting, and there's a four- door fridge with a giant touch screen taking up an entire door. it's called a family hub refrigerator."ces can feel like a car show with concepts like this, and actually, ces *is* becoming more of an actual car show.(source: faraday future: 01;30;19 - 01;49;13) a california company called faradad future showed off a radical l ncept electric vehicle called the ffzero1. it looks like some sort of battery-powered bat mobile. it's a 1,000 horsepower, all wheel drive hypercar, and one driver sits snug in the center of this cockpit. you slide your smartphone into a slot on the steering wheel so the car can configure to your settings. oh, and did i mention it's a self-driving car that can also self-drive on a racetrack. "but lets go back to tech for the home. if you need help in the kitchen, you can cook with the smartypans for $300. you tell the app what ingredients you're throwing in the pan, and then sensors calculate the calories and other nutritional data - and it records the time, temperature and weight of your ingredients to create a recipe you can share. it won't help your food taste

up to you.but if your life could use some better smells, there's the sensorwake -- an alarm clock that wakes you by diffusing 15 d dferent scents, like coffee, m mt... or *sniff sniff* the smell of money. i hope you also like the smell of spending money because it costs around $100 and the scent pods are $5 each, and last one month."that's your tech news update, and stay tuned all week long for our continuing ces coverage. coming to you from the cnet stage at the las vegas convention center, i'm bridget carey. center, i'm convention

3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 today will see a slight chance for a mixed bag of wintry precipitation during the daytime with a high of 34. look for light accumulations between a trace to 1/2". tomorrow will be an interesting day as we should see clouds for most of it. temperatures will hover near the freezing mark most of the day, and as another system starts to push in from the southwest bringing moisture, we could see patchy freezing drizzle.thursday night will then change over to mostly snow, with snow likely most of the day friday lininring into early saturday. before all is id and done we could see in the range of 1-3" possible east of i-29 with lesser amounts to the west.once the snow clears, our first push of arctic air breezes in for the end of the weekend into early next week. prepare for wind chills and -30.over the next couple of days as conditions will possibly be changing

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3 3 good morning, this is sgt todd sassmann with your siouxland news traffic to goofficers will be running radar on west 19th street and hamilton blvd. have a safe drive to work and school this morning, for siouxland news, this is sgt todd sassmann 3 3 here's a look at your news to go ... 3 3 the united nations security council will meet today to talk about claims north korea successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. state run t - v made the announcement wednesday... calling it a perfect success. if confirmed... it'll lead to a push for stronger sanctions against north korea by the united nations.president obama launched an emotional final year push to tighten gun sales in the states... bypassing congress... using executive authority. the plan expands mandatory background checks at gun shows... flea markets... and on - line sales. democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are pleased with the plan... republican candidates are vowing to dismantle any steps the president

bought the weapons used in the san bernardino massacre will be arraigned in federal court wednesday. enrique marquez is accused of buying two assault rifles used in the december attack. (sigh -eed) syed (fah - ruke) farook and his wife (tosh - feen) tashfeen (mal - ick) malik killed 14 people in the shooting and were later killed by police. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work and home for the latest news, weather and